The organization OSI-CAN has added Indigenous Land-Based Healing to the supports and programs it provides. The new program is in its first phase, and they are providing sweat ceremonies that are facilitated by Indigenous Knowledge Keepers. “We were able to get a grant...
A Prince Albert woman is set to release her newly co-authored children’s book, Anahareo Saves the Beaver. Carol Crowe has been working on this idea to share her Aunties story. “My auntie Anahareo Gertrude Bernard was a conservationist really ahead of her time as...
The 2023–2024 chronic wasting disease surveillance results are now posted on the Government of Saskatchewan’s website. Chronic wasting disease (CWD) is a fatal and infectious disease. It can be found in deer, elk, reindeer, and moose. CWD affects the central nervous...
Charlie Napthalie Charles pleaded guilty to manslaughter at the Court of Kings Bench in Prince Albert for his involvement in the murder of Sheena Billette on December 23, 2019. Charles was sentenced to 8 years for his role and involvement in the death of Billette....
(Photo credit: City of Prince Albert Facebook) The city of Prince Albert is in for a treat as Canada’s Got Talent winner Rebecca Strong will be performing at City Hall, kicking off National Indigenous Peoples Day events June 21. National Indigenous Peoples Day (NIPD)...
The series, Stories of the North, is releasing season two on National Indigenous Peoples Day, June 21. Stories of the North is a television show produced by City T.V. with actors from Saskatchewan. The series is about Moshum, who is helping his granddaughters navigate...
The Northern Village of Pinehouse and Kineepik Metis Local are hosting the 12th Annual Elders Gathering from June 16 to June 21. Elders and guests from all over Saskatchewan are gathering for a week full of traditional events in Pinehouse. The goal of the gathering is...
The 2nd annual Staying Alive Fundraiser at Dakota Dunes: a resounding success with a $190,000 financial investment from the Kidney Foundation of Canada to reduce the burden of chronic kidney disease in Indigenous patients in Saskatchewan. Sasipenita and the Kidney...
The 2nd annual Crystal Meth and Fentanyl Overdose Awareness Walk to Regina from Muskoday has started. On June 10, the day started off in a good way with a pipe ceremony and a pancake breakfast at the band hall to kick-off the journey. The community leaders attended,...
Elder Josie Searson at Juno beach (Photo Credit: Veronica Davidson) Elder Josie Searson, a veteran of the Métis Nation-Saskatchewan (MN-S), was requested by the MN-S and Veteran Affairs Canada to attend the some of the events for the 80th anniversary of D-Day in...
